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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-21

zgon Army Jagiellon u
Ki.
Piszqc tie gr%zecznosci, zapo-
minam - dali Bog, 2e jestem
W A'neryce, gdzie pomiedzy
naszemi kumoSzkami 1akze
tratiajq sic tn i tam okazy 3
rodu Herodowego - ale VIA
snie przez wzglad Ma te "
,jatki sili1em sic ma grzeczno-
Sci, azebyscie wiedzia1y, S1a-
nowne Rpdaczki, ze Mjster
cd Warusa me jest tax zIym
czlvw,ekiem, .jak go opisal
redaktor Zgody, ze ow>zem
przyna!ezna Geese oadaje ka2-
DEF Aobiecie i homie syple
pfci pieknej. kolnplimenclki,
gdzie tego potrzeba.
Tylko przez te moze al
zbyteeznq grzecznosc Majst'a
dzieje sic, ze w WareAsle BY
waja czasem umiesZczane ko-
respondencye Z zebra Xantippy
zaczerpniete ktoremi jedna
DANA drugiej wlosy zIewa.
Trudno damie, ofiaru.jacej ko
respondencya, daG kosza -
kobiety w Ameryce sic email
cypujq, dq2q do rownoupra-
wnienla q mezczyznami - a
sKoro juz utworzyty towarzy-
silva, vice tel zaczynaiq sic i
kfoci6, pragnq mice swGj VIA
shy organ. Gburowate redak-
tory 2 Milwaukee i Chicago
odpychajq lie, lie razy i'm sic
narrzykrzajq koresponden-
cyami, to tel, pewne grzecz-
n'e] Szego traktowanla, poda]q
.je i podawa6 beda Warusom1;.
| zkqI tn smie redaktor
Zgody zarzura6 Majstrom cd
Warusa, " Zaczepia kobiety?
Chyba,ae ka79ego ma IA ia
lSIego, jakim on sam jest, i
z p~zywyknienia,lak kuSawka,
swe wlasne imie kuka.
Dowiode mu, -e on sam
b'z wszelkIego powodu, publ
czuje zuiewazyf polska kobe
te. CT abonentow nasZych.
ktorzy iuz Cd gTu3"ia mimic
nego roku Warusa trzymajq,
pewnle sobie p%rzypcminajq, 2e
W mr.. As uaarusa by1 umie-
szczony artyISut pod tytulem
S t 2yci~
rysu p. kruszki j. w
tym artykule autor, niby
Edmund Grzyma}a, opisywa1,
jake matka kruszki ma nara
die familijnej, k!edy sobie Ia
mali glove, co poczqt z Mi
cbasiem, gorza}ke zapijala. Czy
t0 ME straszna obraza dla
matki, ktorej syn zostaf re-
daktorem? = A wiecie, kto
sic tel obrazy d~opuscil? -
Oto pan Zbigniew Brodnwski.
Owym Eammdem G1zynanM
ME byl Mkt mny, jeno Zbi-
gniew Brodowskl! Napisaf ten
artykuf zaczepiajacy Kruszko-
wa matkq bez wszel k i e.
go pc u, ty ko a
tego o, De c h a wylaG
sw zofc na)ei syna.
Take postepowanle jest bru-
dine i niegodne. Nadto Bro
dowski, pfzese}ajac ow arty-
kuf Warusowi, chciaf - jak
sic teraz pokazuje - zdyskre-
dytowac jego redaktora, by
go potter. zademmcyonlac o
niesfuszre zaczepianie ko-
biet!....
Brodowski ME mial mai
mniejszego powotu do takie-
go wystepowarla przeciw
Kruszce e, gdyz polem'ka
o owe sk}adkowe pieniadze
JUL by}o zafatwiona W VIA
rusie J Zgodz'e, MIN jeszcze b.
powrocii Z Europy - ale ka-
ida jury musiaiaby, jezeli ME
"a take prawo - to przynaj-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-21

MEM swojem pc "a redakcya
plaml imle redaktora organu
Zwiqzkowrgo. - People who
lice IN glass houses shoula neuer
Mrow stones - Me rzucaj ka-
mlenlem. kledy sam mieszkasz
w szslanem Gomu!
SNoro redaktor Zgody talk
sic rozbija po Nuajpach, ,jak
to opisule W nizej podane.j
k,respond. z Mlcauz;ee jeden
b ma wiscej powazapych braci
zwiqzkowych, ME trzeba sic
dziwiG, re take duraki, jak
S1arZynski, Heller j Kubal
(boc tagodniejszeyo miana dla
tych, G" sic podpisall pod o.
wynn "szczerczym proteslem
w sprawie K1uszha, zastosowac
ME podobna) ka°o polsk'e-
go r%edaktora majq "a pijaczy-
ne.
z tym wiecznie pijanym
Derdo 8 k m to kubet
W kubek TAXA sauna sprawl,
jak owy,n wielkim czaro-
wnikiem Tward owskim
Jake o tym powiadajq niestwo-
rzone :zeczy - De W jednej
%godziule przez wszyslkie bra
my warszawsIS'e cora przele-
ciaf - re W ~rzymskiej karcz,
mic diabel so zczapit - a
chIcpi . pod Krakowa navel
wier4q, IL TwardowsSl
jeszcze zyje i czaruje; tax tel
i o Derdowskim r@zne tlukq
sic pc ludzkich jezykach po-
tworne pIotkl, mianowicle pc
mieGzy plcia brzydkq-w Mil
waukee. Ale jak Twardowskie-
90 juz dawno diabii wzieli i
dzisia.j u.jrzysz 50 tylko Ma o.
brazkach. talk lez i ow ME
trzez~y Derdowski jua dawno
ME eyzystuje tylko Cd czasu
do czasu go malujq w rrsa
mach lucypersko - rewoIwe-
rowych, w rodz; ju miwauckiej
G1dyhi, bulfaIoskiego ShIferzu
Tub poomolonej p!ekivlnem
czernidlem KatollczM.
Ten Derdowski, kto7y jest
redaktvrem Wnyusa, moglby
co do punktu obycznjow
wszystkim polskim redaktorom
w Aneryce Ia wzor sIuz,c
= DO III pie, nj pail, hi W
karty gra, tyl0o sw"iei gazety
pilnuje. Ten cd Gazety hato-
Nch1e !arzaco rozk wilfym
ucse'n z pevncscia jest o tenn
przekonany, DO kiedy juz raz
Ioprzednlo podobna mi Wy
rzadzit obelge, wyrznal mu
nasz Wielcbny ks. proboszcz
Byzewski pater moster W l%iscie,
" ktorym mniei wiecej zazna-
cyl, lie o tenn, il Smulski
jest doskonalym pijakiern,
wszystkie koty W Chicago
g}csno miauczq, o Derdow.
skim zas Mkt ME mole po-
wiedziec, by jake redaktor
W1arusa Observation-Disclosures
2yciem dawaf zgorszenie.
Master cd Wlurusa przez
ca}y swiety post - a zatem
przez siedm niedziel - jake
dobry katolik najScislejsza "a
chowaf temperance, mic ME Pill,
oprocz woody i kawy, a je2el.
mi kto stawi dnwod, ze Smul
ski, SZopinski. SlisZ. Brodow-
ski, jake tel wszy stkie przez
Kruszke pc swiece obniesione
pijaki milwaukee,, Chico tylko
pTzez jeden tydzieh zdolaja
sic powstrzymaG Cd piwa i
w6dki, temu, jak prawde ko-
cham, zap}ace 10 dolarow.
Majster' Cd Wlarusa mnie--
ma, lie cziowiek, chcqcy bye
nauczycielem ludu, powinien
starac sic bye jaknajdosAo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-21

mqdrosc pana Brodowskle-
g o ro1esz]a sic pc ~szystklch
domach polskich, gdzie czytu-
ia WI;a'q'sa.
Oto co sie wyleglo W sko-
iatane1 mozguwnlcy cedaktora
Zgody i co glosi ca}emu swia,
tx:
PAN Derdowski, kt6ry nic~:e'y jest
cz}onkicm Zwialku, przeFtoczyl granice
nictylko przyzwoi1osai, ale po prostu
st, / sc Meg dnym, by m6g} w gronie
ucAci ssch lud i sic znajdowac.
Wybr.kl w iarusow g juz raz mas
sklonily do wypaIcia SIC z Wiarusem
wszelkicj so!idarnos ii - dzisiaj made
szl chwi!a, azeby i Zwia1ek to samo
uczyni' ~ulzetownic, b. konicc kohs6"
mas le1a po>alzali o jego sprawki.
Straszne rzeczy! pow!ecle
czarna niewdz'ecznosG!. kiero-
wink org;nu Zwiqzkowego =
.jak juz dawEo przepowiedzlaf
Wa,us - W krytycznej chwi-
Ii, kiedy obowiq klein jego by.
10 d%opomaga6 koledze, rownie
2 MIN sprawy narodowej b"o-
niacego, PREY duszeniu organu
wsz; stkich polskich szujow a
merykanskich, zdradziecko u
derza Ma to pismo, ktore sam
Cenzor dotqd jake wiernego
sprzymierzenca Zgody i Zwiqz.
ku Mar. Pol. pvlecaf.
Powiada B. ze czyniqc to,
stale W onronie Polek, ktore
Warns gdzies miaf obrazi6.
- Pytam sic kiedy, W kto-
rym numerze? C~y moze pam
Brodowski ma ma mysii Zone
redaktora Grydyhi;:' = Ohio,
panic bracie - staw najprzod
dowody, ae Grydyd:a jest pi-
smem polsklem. ia DO twier-
DE re nawet ma zreczniej>zy
adwokat tego udowodnic ME
zdola!
Ale wezmy ma to, Re Cry
dyhu ucZciwie broni lnteresow
narodu pclskieg", ktoz mi II
dowodui, re to ia ow artykuf
pisa1em? - Napiszcie do Ino-
wrcclowja, ma Kujawach, a
ztamtad wan doniosq, ze To-
ma redaktora nieboszczyko ku.
jawlaka. W da Papp-
IL, jak oni ma tenn pi-
smie zbanlSrutowali, przeniosla
sic z mezem do Ameryki, tn
sic Il Niemcem hulakq rozwio.
dia teraz pod wfasnem rodo-
wem nazwlsSiem W pewnem
miescie za}ozy4a boarding Aou.e.
Jest to Polka i doLra patryo-
tka, powazna matrona, Ger
piazza SHE do aycia w gorqcej
poboAnosci, a gardzqca wszvl-
kq r~]ochosc'q i pro55zuosciq.
obywatelSa gotowa do poswje.
cen dia Olczvzny, kt0ra m!e-
ME swe obraca MA naukowe,
pobozne i dobroczynne funda-
eye.
M'yfyczue CwiM rowuiea
wyszly pod piora koblety,
POLK, m".lacej pobozuosG W
sercu i mart W dn>zy, ma knn
siasc zdoIuej "a Grazyua i
P%laterowna ! Z mieczen w re.
ku rycerskie zdobywac sobie
ostrogi, gbyby Qjczysnu tego
wymaga}a - a w'ec ne div,
re ia bohaterka stanqla W
obronie niesprawiedliwie pre-.
sladowanego redaAtora pisma
ratryotycznego. LekaJac sic
nlegndzlwej napasci opryszkow
cd K'ytyh,, w%ymowlia sobie
jcdnakze, bym jej prawdziwe-
go nazwiska nie podawaf, po-
fozy}em vice rodtis wziety q
fan!a2yi.
Mole mn!e kto posadzi, lie
i umieszczona ma stronni"y 3
dzislejszego numeru kwieci-
stym stylem napisana kore-
spondencya, pod tytulem Cd
powleds ba6ce z pod ho$cio1n
jest przezemnie podrobiona -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-21
Zwiazku Knights Of Labor
wyklurzeni byli cd sakramen-
tow. wv.

Nv.
MlLlONER Jay Gould zrui
nowal Gale miasto Sedolla, "
stanic Missouri. w miescie
tenn znajdowaly sic lego fabry-
Xxi, W ktorych PREY sporzada-
n7u maszyn wagonow kole-
jowych pracowa}y tysiq:e ro-
botnikow. Podczas strajiSu W
mInionym roku mieszHancy,
}ak sic rozum!e, sympatyzo-
wall q roh~tnIkami, urzqdzali
ma ich korzys6 mitirgi i wspic-
rail- ich zywnoscia. Skoro sic
mocarz 0 tenn dowiedziaf, po-
padl w gniew j rzucit gruzbe,
ze W ciagu jednego roku Sc
duAq zamieri W cmentarz. Jay
Gould spefuif te grozbe. Blu
DUE Oh niedaleko St.. Louis
miasto ma wzor %Pullmannu,
W ktorem ka19y kamieh do
niego naleay i gdzie cd bur-
mistrza do konstabla, Cd leka-
RIA do szewca tylko jego lu-
die gospodarowa6 mogq. W
Segalii natomiast fabrykl sto
ia opustosza}e, kupcy bankru-
tujq, cena gruntow i domow
spadfa. - Ten samow1adca 2
dolaroweJ ]aski bryNa sobie 2
podobnq zrchwaioscia, jak
car rosyiski W swujem pan
stWie.
w RICHMOND, W stanie
Virginia, surowo wykonujq
ustawe O s%wleceniu niedzlell.
Jezeli sic tpraz w niedziele w
m!escie tenn widzi czlowieka,
ktorego surdut cieako sic pc
chyla ku jednej stronie, to
kazdy HatTchmiast vie, lie
niesie on W kieszeni butelke
rustawy niedzielnei''. Ludzi
takich jednakze ME aresztu-
ia, chociaz ukrytq bron uosz2.
SEM stanu Nebrasca Cd
roczyf sic, ME przyjqwszy u
chwaiy, pod}ug ktore.j mia}a
bye przedlozona lulowi usta-
Wa prohybicyjna.
MINNESOTA. = Guberna-
tor Nc Gill wyznaczyf sobote,
so kwietnia. do sadzenia
drew. (Ar6or Day.. - Pan
Ames, demokracki kandydat
ma gubernatora, .5uz porzuci1
zamiar, ably sic starac ma dro-
DE sqdowcj o uniewaznienie
wyboru swego zwycieskiego
prZeclwnil1a.
KOLEJ Milwaukee i st.
Paul musia}a zap1acic Ia stra.
ty, p%owstafe, przez okropne
nieszczesnie k%olejowe W Rio,
razem $64,616.98 odszkodo-
dowania. Za Is zabitycE bylo
do zapfacenia $40, 55v, n u
szkodzenia cielesne $4,750 a
"a straty W bagazach $751;
W CHICAGO grasuje wpro-
wadzona przez Wlochow ospa.
SENAT stanu Pennsylvania
wydaf bill, rod}ug kt6rego
wolno mordercow W pierwszym
stopniu przez elektrycznost ma
SWAT wyprawiac. -
Cywilizacya robl postepy.
W W Den
YER by1a niedawno okropna
pomiedzy robotnikami
szwedzkimi, wegierskimi i pol
Jeden Polak, nazwi-
skiem Riburicz, zostat zranio-
ny. Wiele osob policya prey
aresztown1a.
OGIEN PREROWY stra-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-21
Eeha palskis z Amsryki
Warusa dochodzqce.
OsierOcOne probostws.

Beaverdam, Wis, IA kwietnia, 81 r.
kochany Druchu Wiarusie!
MUSIC sic toba podzielic
dwiema wiadomosciami, kt6re racz
W Warusie umieScit.
Ks. Wiktor Zareczny,
proboszcz parafii polskiej W Prin-
ceton, Green Lake Co. Wis, opu-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-21
Cena ~inserat0W:

Cd wiersya drobrsgo druku ua raz
jeden 25 c.
Cd Gala $1M
Nastcpnie p"fowe.
R0cZnie cd Gala $1,000
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-21

POSZCKIWANIA krcwnych hub
lnajomych ME wyn szace Gala druku
IA raz jeden so c., nasiepnie po}ows.
Ola abonent6w naprz6d platnych darmo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-21

w IZBlE prawodawczej
stanu New York przeszlo pra-
wo, podlug ktorego pierwszy
poniedzia!ek we wrzesniu ka2-
diego roku ma bye obchodzo
ny uroczystem sw1etem. W
dniu 6 w~rzesiia, kilkanascic
lat temu, robotnicy amerykah
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-09-22
The Nevadn Ranlk.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 16.-Great
prominence is given by local newspa-
pers to changes announced in the di-
rectory of the Nevada Bank, by which
ex-senator James G. Fair again be-
comes prominent stakeholder and ac-
cepts the presidency of the bank in
place of J. G. Flood, who retireS, though
remaining as director. According to
the published accounts the change was
natural outcome of the recent big
wheat deal. Senator Fair retired from
the bank seveal years ago, and the bus
mess relations between him, Mackay
and Flood were not supposed to be
cordial, though any personal disagree
mentS, 1t there were any, were remov-
ed few days ago, when negotiations
were entered into for Fairs return to
the bank. Senator Fair recently sold
his South Pacific Coast Railroad to the
Southern Pacific Company, and it is
supposed to have been well equipped
financially to take controlling inter-
est in the bank.
The Post says: That this announce
ment created some surprise in business
circles is but mildly stating the case,
as the street knew perfectly well that
between Fair and his eX-partners there
was something in the nature of saw
age feud, especially between Fair and
Maekay, who is credited with having
publicly made some not very fiattering
illusions about Fair and his character
istics. Other rumors that had almost
drowned themselves in the sea of spec
ulation, f1oated up and helped to give
weight to the theory that the Nevada
Bank, or rather Flood and Mackay,
were financially embarrassed, and were
paying as high as per cent. for loans,
and had even borrowed collateral on
which to secure loans. The troubles of
the Nevada Bank have been brought
about, it is universally admitted, by
late fnanciering in the wheat deal.
This fact, Senator Fair, in an inter
view yesterday, virtually admitted.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-09-22
Railroad Alliances.

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-The Times
prints the following as authority in
Northern Pacific affairs: The Chicago
& Great Western railroad will soon
furnish an entrance to Chicago for
through trains from the Pacific coast
coming over the lines of the Railroad
81 Navigation, Northern Pacific and
Wisconsin Central. The Pacific coast
and Chicago will then be cemented to-
gether by one system of roads and the
Chicago s. Great Western will find am
pie use for its terminal facilities in
Chicago. There is also talk, apparent
~ well founded, that the Union Pacific
is about to build line direct to Chi
cago from Omaha, and thus be in po-
sition to compete with the Atchison
with its new line. Another report
which is entitled to consideration is to
the effect that the syndicate which is
seeking to control the Baltimore &
Ohio is in hearty sympathy with the
Northern Pacific and Union Pacific
alliance, and if the Baltimore s. Ohio
goes into their hands its terminal will
be In Chicago, at the Chicago s. Great
Western station, thus affOrding an OPP
portunity for sending trains from the
Pacific to the Atlantic over one system,
and each road acting as feeder for
the other.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-09-22
RorakerProud ofhis Stub

SPRINGFIELD. ONO, Sept. 2O.-In an
interview this evening with represen-
tative of the Associated Press, Gen. A.
S. Bushnells, member of Governor
Foraker's staff, authorized the follow
ing statement concerning Mrs. Cleve-
lands reception of Governor and Mrs.
Foraker, at the academy in Philadel-
phia last Friday evening.
Preceded by Governor Beaver, of
Pennsylvania and his staff, Governor
and Mrs. Foraker and our party ad-
vanced to be received. Governor
Beaver and party were warmly greeted
by both the President and
Mrs. Cleveland, who shook hands with
them cordially: President Cleveland
then shock hands with Governor Fora
ker, but his face was as expressionless
as that of sphynx. The Governor
presented Mrs. Foraker and the PreSi-
dent shook hands with her. Governor
Foraker was then introduced to Mrs.
Cleveland and extended his hand to her.
She paid no attention to his preffered
hand, but taking a half step backward
and folding her hands, she stared
straight at him without sign of re-
cognition. Apparently giving no heed
to this direct cut the Governor pre-,
scented Mrs. Foraker. Mrs. Cleveland
still stood with folded hands de-
| clining Mrs. Foraker's extended
hand and acknowledged her pres
ence only by free inclination OF
! her head. General Axline and his wife
| were presented to the President, and
Mrs. Cleveland shook hands with them
and Immediately afterward Mrs. Bush
nell and myself were introduced, and
| were received In the same cordial man
ner. The cut to Governor and Mrs
| Foraker was made more direct by oul
reception than it would have been haG
Mrs. Cleveland not shaken hands witt
the remainder of the Ohio party. I
has been stated that Mrs. CleYelanl
was not shaking hands with any of he
guests but that is a great mistake, TO
she received both those who precede'
7 and those who followed Governor an
! Mrs. Foraker very cordially. Regre
was expressed on all sides that the IL
cident should have occurred for every
: body felt that Mrs. Cleveland, as til
. first lady of the land, could not affor
. to snub the Chief Magistrate of th
e third state in the Union, to say mott
0 ing OF the affront to lady of Mr.
e F0rakeris beautiful character,
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-09-22
REVENUE PERFORMERS.
Vigorous Measures to be Employed
by the President.
Randall to be Taken from the Appro.
prlatiOn Committee.
Massachusetts Democrats in State
Convention.
A Prominent Prohibiiionlst JOINS the
George Movement.


NEW YORK. Sept. 21.-A Washing
ton special says: A Kentucky demo-
GRAFT who enjoys the most intimate po-
itical relations with Speaker Carlisle
made yesterday the following state
ment: We ara going to pass a revenue
measure this winter. Its true that no
definite plan was outlined during the
recent visit of Carlisle to Oak View,
but it was unquestionably decided that
theparty policy demanded this should
be done. More than this, President
Cleveland emphatically stated to Speak
er Carlisle THAI he would do his part in
bringing 1t about. He said he should
employ vigorous measures, if necessary,
to reach this result. Carlisle promised
that he would be equally firm. Pre-
cisely what the president meant by the
term vigorous measures" the inform
ant could not say, but he, as well as
others of Carlisle's friends, construed
it to mean that Randall is to be taken
from the head of the appropriations
committee and placed in some position
where his influence will be practically
neutraliZed.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-09-22
lIassachusetts Democrats.

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 10.-At
1I:3O Chairman Collins, of the state
central committee, assembled the plat
| form i'll Mechanics hall and the demo
cratic state convention was called to
| order by him. A temporary OrganiZa-
ton was effected, with r. A. Collins
chairman and Alpheus B. Alger secre-
tary. Committees where then appoint
ed. The committee on permanent or
ganization reported as follows: Chair
man, Jonas II. French of Gloucester;
Collins then appointed committee to
escort Mr.. French to the platform. He
| was received with great applause and
addressed the convention
Colonel French on assuming the
chair said among other things: An
effort seems to be making at the
present time to depreciate the value
of party organization and of party
methods. Party work is discouraged
and active partisanship is met with
sneer. Now it should be acknowl.
edged that under our form of govern
ment, party organization is absolutely
essential and altogether the best way by
which the will of the people can not
only be concentrated, but expressed.
Party organization involves party
work and party work instead of being
condemned, should be recognized and
encouraged as a patriotic duty. For
myself believe that the party of the
majority should be absolutely RESPONSE
BILE for the conduct of the Government,
unhampered by any laws or regulations
which can embarrass it.
At the conclusion of French'S re-
marks the report of the Committee on
Credentials was read. Senator Rhodes
then nominated H. B. Lowering fol-
Governor, and E. A. Alvord nominated
Mr.. Russell. The ballot was as follows:
Whole number, 1901; necessary for a
choice, SOL; Lowering, 63S; Russell
1863. The ballot was declared formal
and Lowering was announced the nom
inee unanimously. Adjourned to 2:15
p. m.
After recess the committee on the
balance of the ticket reported as fol
lows: Lieutenant Governor, Walter E.
Cutting, of Pittsfeld; Secretary OF
State, John F. Murphy, of Lowell
Treasurer, Henry C. Thatcher, of Var
| mouth; Attorney-General, John w
Corcoran, of Clinton; Auditor, William
F. Cook, of Springfield. The report
was received, and the above ticket
| unanimously carried
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The YyrOng Pair of Arms,

BONNIE TERRE, Mo-, Sept. 2O.-A
sensation was produced here by the
reading from the pulpit of the Catho-
lie church of a letter addressed by a
member of the congregation to woman
who has been employed by Father
Walsh, the parish priest, in the capac-
ity of housekeeper, for number of
years. About week ago the woman
received note proposing a clandestine
meeting, and requesting that, in case
she acceded to the proposition, she
should appear on the street wearing a
red ribbon. The woman was not only
shocked but alarmed, and at once laid
the matter before male friends. She
was advised, as a means of detecting
and exposing the scOundrel, to appear
upon the street in the manner suggest
ed. The LOthario, who proved to be
T. j. Bisch, married man, readily
fell into the trap; but when he put in
an appearance at the designated time
and place, instead of the woman fall
ing into his arms, he fell into a pair of
masculine arms that welded heavy
horsewhip. Bisch has disappeared.
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Texaa Fever.

PITTsBURG, Sept. 17,-Texas fever,
one of the most destructive of diseases
among cattle, has broken out to such
an extent all over the state that the
state authorities have taken the matter
in charge and are working hard to pre-
vent it's further spread. To-
day a special agent for the Governor
and the Secretary of the State Agri-
cultural Society, 1. J. Elge, was in
Pittsburg looking up, in company with
DIR. Jennings, several bad cases of the
disease that have been reported from
this vicinity. The Investigators after
wards returned to the city and visited
the stockyardS in the east end. The
weeks business had about been closed
up there, and there were not more than
100 head of cattle in the whole yards. A
thorough examination of the premises
was made, however, and precautions
taken to prevent any further develop
ment of the disease. Disinfectants
will be used freely and great care be
taken not to get any Texas cattle any
where near the wards.
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SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Sept. 21.-Presi-
dent Leonard of the Toledo, Peoria s.
Western has filed with the state railroad
and warehouse commission an official
report of the Chatsworth accident.
The document says nothing Of the cir
cumstance under which the train was
wrecked, nor does it attempt to locate
the responsibility for the wreck. The
report estimates, from the number of
tickets sold, that there were $40 per-
sons on the train, of whom eighty are
now dead. The number of injured is
given at Isl, ten of whom were en-
ployes of the road. Nine employees and
1O2 passengers have recovered from
their injuries and thirty-nine are still
under the care of physicians. Three or
four are not free from danger of fatal
results
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The state Fair.

Topeka, Kas., Sept. 2O.-The second
day Of the State Fair has more than
met the expectations of the manage.
ment. The stock exhibits excite the
admiration of all, and they are con-
coded to be the best ever seen in the
West. Numerous attempts have been
made to get gambling devices, includ-
ing a wheel of fortune, upon the
grounds. One party offered 81 ,0OO
for the privilege. and when
the matter was brought before
the Board it was unanimously
rejected. The exhibits from western
Kansas attracted great deal of at
tention. Several counties have made
exhibits of vegetables raised upon the
sod that would do credit to old soil.
Tomorrow is Grand Army day. The
mayor to-day issued a proclamation
closing business houses Wednesday
and Thursday afternoons on account of
the fair,